Mario D. Zavarella, the town planner, said that from the start Griffin had worked closely with the town and had routinely accommodated town requests regarding development.
A Citigroup spokeswoman said the bank "routinely accommodates individuals who wish to leave the firm to pursue a position in government or nonprofit sector".
A Citigroup spokeswoman said it "routinely accommodates individuals who wish to leave the firm to pursue a position in government or nonprofit sector".
The hotel routinely accommodates foreign delegations visiting the city, while Mar-a-Lago doubled its initiation fee to $200,000 after Trump's election.
"Citi routinely accommodates individuals who wish to leave the firm to pursue a position in government or the nonprofit sector," Danielle Romero-apspokespersonkesperson for Citigroup, said.
Unlike in the past, the conservation rule on goat rearing must be reviewed routinely to accommodate the emerging needs of modern farming systems in the country.
The largest concert space is a Baroque wooden church built in 1647, which — if legal occupancy codes are ignored, as they routinely are — can accommodate 500.
It created a second label, as many American and European wineries routinely do, to accommodate grapes and vats or barrels of wine that do not qualify for the principal wine -- what in Bordeaux is called the grand vin.
Yet in all but a few states, teachers are routinely expected to accommodate children with I.Q.'s of 130 to 140 in a mainstream environment with no additional support.
In addition, patients considered to be poor candidates for noninvasive ventilation, such as those who are in respiratory arrest, medically unstable otherwise, uncooperative, and unable to protect their airway or handle airway secretions or accommodate a mask, are routinely excluded.
